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Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

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Deadly accident at Over High Cliff injures many

The report lists numerous injuries from a crash on Over High Cliff. Names and addresses of victims include Bessie Powell Glenwood Avenue and Lily Hust 3519 West Eighth Street with various broken bones and internal injuries. President James A. McCrea of the Pennsylvania system toured Hamilton by train with officials, without a stop.

Bessie Powell Glenwood Avenue Casper Vogt Mayhew Avenue Helen Hall Considine Avenue Lily J. Hust West Eighth Street Charles Lockhardt Purcell Avenue Benjamin Eisenstein Cutter Street Evelyn McCaull McPherson Avenue Mary Crowe Eighth Elberon Avenue Daisy Moore William Hall Stafford Lantz Hathorn Avenue Eugene Friedman Robert Murdock Elberon Flats James A. McCrea Pennsylvania System Hamilton McCrea Pennsylvania

Disastrous Cincinnati street car plunge on Elberon avenue

A city street car carrying fifty passengers plunged from a steep Elberon avenue grade between Mt Echo and Mt Hope roads, leaping into space and overturning high above a ravine. The wreck left bodies mangled and many injured in a rapid, fatal derailment.

Elberon Avenue Mt. Eeho Mt. Hope Mt. Echo Road Mt. Hope Road

Attorney General Rules Extended Terms for Local Officials

Attorney General Ellis rules sheriffs and treasurers are entitled to a one year extension under a constitutional amendment. He contends the amendment suspends the provision that these officials cannot serve more than four years consecutively.

Ellis

Cincinnati Streetcar Wreck Kills Young Attorney and 49 Others

A severe Elberon avenue streetcar crash left all fifty passengers injured or dead as rescuers aided by locals. Harry H. Bausch, 29, a popular attorney and C N G Co F captain, died en route to hospital. Prosecutor Rulison dispatched assistants with engineers to document the wreck for possible action.

Reseue Watt Harry H. Bausch Cincinnati Co. F. First Regiment Joseph Schwegeman St. Bernard Crestline Avenue Bassett Road Price Mill Hiram Rulison Froome Morris Louis B. Sawyer Elberon Avenue Morris Sawyer Rulison

Streetcar Crash on Warsaw Avenue injures four in Cincinnati

Warsaw avenue line saw two cars derail in a Wednesday morning accident. One car was hurled over an embankment and wrecked while four people suffered injuries. The victims include Ray Hillenbrand a Republican councilman-at-large candidate, two daughters of former Smoke Inspector Ben Schott Mrs Albert B. Hudson and Maud Shott, and conductor Charles McCoy. None are believed to face serious harm.

Cincinnati Warsaw Avenue Ray Hillenbrand Ben. Schott Albert BE. Hudson Maud Shott Charles McCoy

Brewers Meet in Cincinnati on Temperance Fight

The first day of the Ohio State Brewers association session at the Linton focused on countering temperance agitation. Plans include expanding bureau, educating the public via newspapers and pamphlets, with National support. Collection centers will recover bottles and kegs. officers to be elected tomorrow.

Cincinnati Det Ohio State Brewers’ Association Linton Ohio National Association Sinton Fast Niet

Semler Mills case argued before the supreme court

Special to the Democrat Sun from Columbus Ohio reports the Baier county case of Semler Mills Co versus Merchants National Bank of Indianapolis was presented to the state supreme court. The hearing's outcome and details remain to be decided as the court considers the merits of the appeal.

Democrat Sun Columbus Semler Mills Merchants’ National Bank of Indianapolis Supreme Court

Ruling Extends Sheriff Brannon's Term in Butler County

Attorney General Ellis rules Sheriff Brannon's term is extended for another year, settling the sheriff's office question in Butler County. The ruling does not affect Treasurer Summers's term as recently begun. The dispute had claimed the term expired December 16, but the AG decision extends Brannon's service upon which he has served efficiently.

Titix Bitler Brannon Ellis Butler County

Telegraphers Strike Plans Formulated for Milwaukee Rally

Leaders of the telegraphers plan a Milwaukee convention on October 23 to fund the strike with a weekly ten cent universal assessment on every working person. President Gompers and AF of L supreme officers will decide on a sympathetic railway telegraphers strike.

New York Milwaukee Gompers American Federation of Labor

Cincy’s World Series heroes hailed in hometown

In Cincinnati Oct 16 congratulatory notices flow for Sileydank Priester and Harry Steinfeldt with praise for their roles in the Cubs’ triumph and past Western league successes. The pair are lauded for their contributions to the title season and anticipated residence plans.

Cincinnati Oet Sileydank Priester Chicago Cubs Cummitsville Cincinnatiah Omaha Teat Victorry Jack Harry Steinfeldt Cubs

Saloonkeeper Liability Case Sets Precedent in Omaha

Mrs Mary Hennessy widow of Lawrence Flennesey of Columbus has won an $85,000 judgment against saloon keeper Joseph Daffy of South Omaha. The suit cites drink purchases that led to pneumonia and death, marking a clear liability standard for saloon operators.

Omaha Neb Mary Hennessy Columbus Lawrence Flennesey Joseph Daffy South Omaha

Wright Sues For Damages Over Alienation Of Wife

John P. Wright was awarded 2500 damages from Clement J. Wikle for alienation of his wife. He sought four times that amount. Wright was recently released from prison after a year for shooting at Wikle with intent to kill.

No Right For Court To Order Indictment Notice

Cincinnati Ohio October 16 Courts have no right to order a prosecutor to notice an indictment The Ohio Supreme Court held Tuesday in releasing on habeas corpus K Froome Morris assistant prosecutor of Hamilton county Judge Otto Pfleger ordered Morris to notice an indictment in the case of William Utz and fined the assistant prosecutor 100 for contempt threatening jail until paid The case was carried up on habeas corpus proceedings

Cincinnati Ohio Supreme Court Ie K. Froome Morris Hamilton County Otto Pfleger Morris Wm. Utz Habeas Corpis Precoe

Longworth May Be Ohio Senate Hope

Washington reports Representative Nicholas Longworth son in law of the president may be named to the Ohio senate seat to succeed Foraker per a prominent Cincinnati politician in Washington.

Washington Nicholas Longworth Ohio Foraker

Public Service Board approves workers and payroll claims

The board of public service met Tuesday and passed a number of claims and the semi monthly payrolls of the municipal plants.

Board of Public Service

Dry Goods Trade Reacts to Marshall Field Cut

New York reports suggest Marshall Field & Co. slashed leading cotton goods prices triggering widespread stock adjustments. Merchants debate whether the move signals a broader market reaction or a selective firm policy aimed at easing onerous price levels amid tight or weak demand.

New York Marshall Field & Co Big Western Corporation Mershall Field & Co

Fontanet Explosion Toll Rises Amid Martial Law

In Fontanet Indiana the Dupont Wonder mill blast left about thirty five dead and six hundred injured. Governor Hanley ordered tents for evacuees as Indiana National Guard patrolled the wrecked area. Dr Williams lists thirty two dead with others expected. property losses exceed five hundred thousand dollars locally and two hundred eighty thousand dollars at the mill. Martial law remains in effect as search efforts continue.

Fontanet Ind Dupont Wonder Company Hanley Indiana National Guard Powder Company Williams Fontanet Mills DiLeCes Terre Haute

Earthquake Recorded in Washington This Morning

A violent earthquake was recorded by the seismograph at the weather bureau in Washington. The strongest motion began shortly after 6 o clock and subsided six minutes later, with the time span shown by government instruments from about 6:14 to 9:30.

Washington Weather Bureau

Earthquake Report Registers in Albany State Museum Exhibit

An earthquake of great proportions began recording in Albany on October 16 with a measurement near Haelf uf a on the state museum seismograph at 10:15 p m. One movement remained active while others diminished and the epicenter distant, location not yet identified.

Albany State Museum

Akron and Cleveland Relatives Contest Will of Herbert

Competing claimants from Akron and Cleveland contest the will of the late Herbert. The decedent wished cremation and ashes scattered over Niagara Falls. Objections by relatives followed the fulfillment of that wish, and the relatives now challenge Mr. Baird’s alleged interest in the estate.

Akron Obie Qetoher Cleveland Herberts Niagara Halls Baird

Weather outlook for Warner area cloudy tonight and Thursday

The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Warner with continued cloud cover tonight and into Thursday. No precipitation noted and temperatures not specified.

Warner

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H. A. Bausch President McCrea Fiberon Avenue Harry Ll. Bauseh Jussett Road Russell Jones Eighth Street William McLennan KK. BE. Winter George Ring Harry Dalton Harry Pattison le Grande Leavenworth Walter Byron Grand Avenue James M’crea THE Pennsylvania Railroad Cincinnati, O Rannon Luke Brannon Brewers Semler Helen Eugenie Maloney Samuel Clarkson Maloney Martin Maloney Montreal Arthur Herbert Osborne Miss Maroney Mamaroneck N. J Wright Longworth Washington Today Niagara
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